Startup Basics
Why You Should Consider Cutting Overhead With Part-Time Employees
BY Entrepreneur Staff
Part-time employees can be essential to running your business. Here are a few things to consider when hiring. The Steps to Complying With Safety Standards
BY Entrepreneur Staff
How to make sure you are keeping your employees safe on the job. When Business Names Confuse Consumers: The Basics of Trademark Law
BY Lindsay LaVine
A look at the recent Florida health club lawsuit between 'YOU FIT' and competitor 'FIT U,' and what your business can learn from it about trademark infringement. The Essential Elements of a Commercial Lease
BY Entrepreneur Staff
Renting a space for your business can feel overwhelming. Go in armed with knowledge and it will be much easier. Stepping Inside Boise's Startup Scene
BY Sarah Max
No one ever called Idaho's capital a busting metropolis. But its entrepreneurs know how to think big. Here's a look. 10 Questions to Ask Yourself Before Choosing an Office Space
BY Lisa Girard
When setting up your base of operations for a startup, you have to think not only about location but also about your future needs. Here's what you need to remember before moving in. How to Choose an Accountant Who Is Also an Advisor
BY Entrepreneur Staff
What an accountant can do to help keep your startup running. Boise Attracts Startups Seeking Quality of Life
BY Sarah Max
Idaho's capital doesn't have the resources of a bubble town. But sustainable growth and mountain views are drawing entrepreneurs. How to Make Sure Your Business Gets Paid
BY Entrepreneur Staff
The elements of prompt and accurate invoices. Let the Good Times Roll: Big Easy Kicks Off Entrepreneur Week
BY Sarah Max
There's more to New Orleans than jazz and beignets. The city, which has been luring startups with new resources, gears up for its fifth Entrepreneur Week. Train Your Brain to Overcome Fear
BY Nadia Goodman
Three tips to help you get over your fears and take bigger risks. 5 Startup Naming Rules From SXSW
BY Bryan Keplesky
When naming a business, don't fall into the trap of making it so incomprehensible that your brand is lost. Consider these steps to find the best name for your business. Creating a Blueprint for Your Brand Strategy
BY Entrepreneur Staff
The basics of what a branding strategy is and how to create one for your startup. 10 Questions to Ask Before Quitting Your Job to Start a Business
BY Alina Dizik
How do you know when the time is right to make the leap? Get Out of Limbo: How to Go From Dream to Decision
BY Nadia Goodman
Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur who just can't take the leap or you're trapped in a tough business dilemma, consider these strategies to get unstuck. What You Need to Know About Music Licensing for Your Business
BY Lindsay LaVine
Four need-to-know tips for businesses that play music. How to Build an Advisory Board
BY Katherine Duncan
Why you should consider building an advisory team alongside your business plan -- and how to get started. Quick Guide to Reduce Insurance Premiums and File Effective Claims
BY Entrepreneur Staff
The ins and outs of keeping your insurance costs down. Indiegogo's Slava Rubin on the Myths of Entrepreneurship
BY Bryan Keplesky
The Indiegogo co-founder says anyone can be an entrepreneur and no project is too small. And, yes, it's entirely possible that one day your mom might understand what you're doing. Yammer's David Sacks Offers 3 Tips for Tech Entrepreneurs
BY Jason Fell
From raising capital fast to being innovative, startup advice from the SXSW Interactive festival. How to Create a High Performance Office
BY Entrepreneur Staff
From equipment to lighting to privacy, office design can have a tremendous effect on morale -- here's how to get it right. Can You Afford to Quit Your Day Job?
BY Diana Ransom
How to determine if you can afford to work on your startup full-time. How to Conduct Effective Job Interviews
BY Entrepreneur Staff
The basics of what you need to know about interviews from what questions to ask to how to judge non-verbal clues, and more. How to Provide More Benefits Without Busting the Bank
BY Entrepreneur Staff
Ideas for making the most of employee benefits. The Incubator Bringing Washington D.C.'s Entrepreneurs Together
BY Sarah Max
1776 Washington D.C.'s is 15,000-square-foot 'incubation platform' that includes an accelerator and co-working space. How to Design a Business Card That Gets Noticed
BY Entrepreneur Staff
If you don't have the money to hire a professional designer, here are several tips to help you create your eye-catching business cards.Ads by Google
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